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Enjoy a free snack, use the microwave to heat food from home (or from the Triton Cafe, Espresso, or food trucks!), and grab a cup of tea/water/hot chocolate.

Please note that snacks are free, and we ask that you take only what you need so that others may enjoy them too. If you need additional food, please reach out to the Edmonds College Food Pantry (a service of the Triton Student Resource Hub, which has additional resources) and/or a Wellness Center staff member.

We offer a quiet space to study, nap, or relax your body and mind as you charge your phone and other devices using our outlets. Feel free to use our floor pillows!

The Wellness Center has a happy light that gives you additional exposure to bright light during the darker Pacific Northwest months.

We use the Verilux HappyLight VT20 model, which provides full spectrum, non-UV light, and a simple high-/low-intensity switch. Verilux recommends beginning using it for 10 minutes at a time and increasing it to 30 minutes or until you find a time that is best for you (up to 1 hour).

To learn more about the HappyLight (including facts, warnings, and the user manual), visit the Verilux website.

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Please note that the Wellness Center cannot make recommendations on using the HappyLight for your specific situation. Your use is at your own risk. If you would like personalized recommendations, please contact your healthcare professional.

We provide free programming throughout the academic year. We also love hearing suggestions about specific events you would like to see on campus.

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Free personal health items such as condoms, sanitary napkins, and face masks are available in the Wellness Center.

Please note that items are free, and we ask that you take only what you need so that others may enjoy them too. If you require ongoing resources, please visit the Edmonds College Food Pantry (a service of the Triton Student Resource Hub, which has additional resources) and/or contact a Wellness Center staff member.

We offer opportunities to engage in activities and practices such as grounding techniques, breathing exercises, and guided meditations that can help you manage stress and improve your sense of wellbeing. Try one today and see how it works for you!

The Counseling and Resource Center provides on-campus and off-campus referrals for our community members. You can review the printed material at our center located in Mountlake Terrace Hall (MLT) 145 or check out our online resources.

Please ask our staff for assistance in connecting you with resources.